pink mr2 ... just for laughs
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pink mr2 ... just for laughs
so i thought they were joking ... but it seems not ...
http://www.mr2oc.com/showthread.php?t=241775
... i think im scared
http://www.mr2oc.com/showthread.php?t=241775
... i think im scared
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boo, sorry bout that ... if they post pix ill definately copy them over to here ... the gist of their discussion was what color to paint this one persons mr2 ... and one of the list options was 'pink' ... and many people responded that pink was a GOOD CHOICE ... at first i thought they were joking ... but as the thread went on ... it became clear that they werent ... and now this guy might actually paint the car pink
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What's wrong with pink? I know that, today, it has a feminine/gay image to it, but, IMO there are far worse car colors.
For instance, in the mid-late 1950's it was quite popular, especially in two-tones. Elvis Presley, who was anything BUT effeminate, had a pink '59 Cadillac convertible. Bruce Springsteen, another macho guy, years later in the 1980's, sang about them, but I don't know if he actually owned one or not.
For instance, in the mid-late 1950's it was quite popular, especially in two-tones. Elvis Presley, who was anything BUT effeminate, had a pink '59 Cadillac convertible. Bruce Springsteen, another macho guy, years later in the 1980's, sang about them, but I don't know if he actually owned one or not.
What's wrong with pink? I know that, today, it has a feminine/gay image to it, but, IMO there are far worse car colors.
For instance, in the mid-late 1950's it was quite popular, especially in two-tones. Elvis Presley, who was anything BUT effeminate, had a pink '59 Cadillac convertible. Bruce Springsteen, another macho guy, years later in the 1980's, sang about them, but I don't know if he actually owned one or not.
For instance, in the mid-late 1950's it was quite popular, especially in two-tones. Elvis Presley, who was anything BUT effeminate, had a pink '59 Cadillac convertible. Bruce Springsteen, another macho guy, years later in the 1980's, sang about them, but I don't know if he actually owned one or not.
